The table is also filled with a bunch of homages to the band and their featured songs, such as the train mould, the T.N.T detonators, the rotating cannon, the moving band members diorama, and heaps more to uncover during play. The AC/DC table is filled with eye-melting light shows, and it has a sunken play-table that only comes into play when songs with the word 'Hell' in the title come on, which is featured in three song titles. The table was originally designed in 2012, and as such, the digital version also benefits from the technological advancements of the physical pinball tables. The songs act as the 'key' to unlocking the 'Wizard' mode, as all twelve of them need to be played within three balls to achieve the higher-scoring mode. There are twelve hit songs from the band known as ‘Acker Dacker,’ such as T.N.T, Highway to Hell, Thunderstruck, Hells Bells, Back in Black, You Shook Me All Night Long, Let There Be Rock, Rock and Roll Train, War Machine, Whole Lotta Rosie, For Those About To Rock, and Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be. The AC/DC table is by far the best table of this pack, and that is probably thanks in part to its rocking soundtrack. “Master of Flow” Steve Ritchie features with two of his tables on the digital front, with AC/DC and the more recent Star Trek tables Harry Williams takes us back to the early ‘80s with the, innovative-for-its-time, Flight 2000 table Joe Balcer and Joe Kaminkow teamed up with their Starship Trooper table and Pat Lawler with his Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Stern Table Pack 1 brings five new table packs to the The Pinball Arcade from the pinball maker.

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